Tamil Nadu NEET UG 2024 round 1 provisional seat allotment today; raise objections till August 30
TN NEET UG 2024 Counselling: Candidates will be able to download the Tamil Nadu NEET UG provisional seat allotment 2024 through the official website, tnmedicalselection.net.
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NEW DELHI: The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) will announce the provisional seat allotment result for Tamil Nadu National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Undergraduate (NEET UG) round 1 counselling today, August 29. Candidates who participated in round 1 counselling process will be able to download the Tamil Nadu NEET UG provisional seat allotment result 2024 through the official website, tnmedicalselection.net.
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Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number and date of birth to download the Tamil Nadu NEET UG provisional seat allotment result 2024.
This will be a provisional allotment, and candidates have the opportunity to raise objections if they find any discrepancies. The TN NEET UG 2024 final seat allotment result will be announced on August 30, 2024, after reviewing the objections.
Candidates can download their provisional allotment order from August 30 to September 5, 2024 (until 12 pm). The deadline to join the allotted college is September 5, 2024. Since this is a provisional allotment, so candidates do not need to report to their allotted college at this stage.
Tamil Nadu NEET UG 2024 counselling schedule
Candidates can check the Tamil Nadu NEET UG 2024 round 1 schedule in the table given below-
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Final seat allotment release | August 30 |
| Provisional allotment order download | August 30 to September 5 |
| Deadline to join allotted college | September 5 |
Tamil Nadu NEET UG 2024 Counselling: Documents required for reporting
Candidates must carry the list of documents given below for Tamil Nadu NEET UG 2024 verification round-
- NEET UG 2024 scorecard
- NEET UG 2024 admit card
- Class 10 mark sheet and passing certificate
- 12th mark sheet and passing certificate
- Transfer certificate (tc)
- Conduct certificate
- Community certificate (for SC/ST/ OBC candidates)
- Income certificate (for candidates claiming fee exemption)
- Special category certificate (if applicable, for differently-abled candidates, sports quota, etc.)
- Aadhaar card or any other valid government-issued id proof
- Domicile certificate (if applicable)
- Recent passport-size photographs (usually 4-6 copies).
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